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Diastolic Function in Newborn Infants: Understanding Pathophysiology, Diagnosis and Clinical Relevance by moises is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This review article discusses diastolic function and dysfunction in newborn infants, emphasizing its pathophysiology, diagnosis, and clinical implications. Diastolic dysfunction, characterized by increased resistance to ventricular filling, can lead to diastolic heart failure, particularly in high-risk newborns. The article highlights the need for improved diagnostic algorithms and targeted management strategies to enhance cardiovascular care and outcomes in this vulnerable population.
- Author
- moises
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- EN